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The Modern Millionaires: Giving People the Tools to Increase Their Wealth

·4 min read

DALLAS, TX / ACCESSWIRE / June 3, 2021 / Who hasn't dreamed of running their own company, setting their own hours, and signing their own paychecks? At some point in their lives, nearly everyone is attracted to entrepreneurship, which offers a gateway to a more exciting career and the ability to have more control over your personal life. If you are hesitating, however, because you're not sure which industry would be best for you or exactly how to get started, The Modern Millionaires can offer you the answers you need and lead you to a new way of living, one that is more profitable and fulfilling.

The Modern Millionaires teaches its clients how to start and run successful digital marketing businesses. Its owners, Abdul Samad and Chance Welton, are leaders in the industry, each having started several highly successful businesses. The men created The Modern Millionaires to pass on their knowledge, gained from years of experience, to clients so that they, too, can discover how different life can be when they - not corporations - are in charge of their paychecks.

The Modern Millionaires' team believes that digital marketing is an excellent choice for anyone wanting to begin their own company. One reason is the explosive growth of ecommerce, which only increased in popularity in 2020 because of the pandemic's lockdown. Additionally, from 2009-2019, according to a Bank of America report, ecommerce increased from 5.6% to 16% of total retail sales in the United States. It is evidence that more of the world's population is turning to the Internet to shop. The Modern Millionaires states that this trend is not expected to decline, ultimately meaning that digital marketing represents an amazing opportunity for the savvy entrepreneur.

To help its clients run profitable businesses, The Modern Millionaires offers extensive, practical training; detailed action steps; and mentorship. Details matter, so Chance, Abdul, and their team make certain that their clients learn about every aspect of running a digital marketing company. They stress, however, that while their team provides key information and guidance that can take their clients past pitfalls that will keep them from thriving, the other necessary ingredient for success is the person's drive. That plus The Modern Millionaires' services can open doors to growth in online marketing, including revenues that push past $10,000/month, a ceiling that so many startups inevitably face.

For those who may be unsure, Chance and Abdul recommend remembering that because of the Internet's global reach, a new digital marketing business faces a potential customer pool that is nearly limitless. While no company will ever reach the billions of people who use the Internet, it is equally true that there are so many Internet users in dozens of countries that their clients have an excellent chance of being successful.

Another asset is that the average person doesn't need millions of dollars or thousands of employees to take advantage of this movement. The days of following the corporate business structure are done. With the evolution of technology, an individual who has a computer can invest minimal capital into their digital marketing company, create a realistic business plan, and get started. They also don't need to hire hundreds of employees. How people are able to earn their money is truly changing because everyone now has the potential to reach anyone else in the world no matter where they are. It means that 2021 is exactly the right time for the person who has been weighing the advantages of entrepreneurship to get started with their own digital marketing company.

As interest in The Modern Millionaires grows, the company is expanding its programs for 2021. Chance and Abdul will continue to educate people about the essential skills needed for the digital age. The company will also be holding additional in-person events across North America that can give people the information they need to decide if they are ready to be their own boss.

2021 will also see the roll out of The Modern Millionaires' "Done for You" program, which creates the digital marketing company from scratch for Chance and Abdul's students. Additionally, The Modern Millionaires will introduce its "Done with You" program, through which Chance and Abdul will work alongside their students to start their agencies.

In the end, the central focus of The Modern Millionaires is the empowerment of its clients. The company's team enjoys hearing the success stories and feedback from their clients. Chief among them is the feeling that before clients started their own digital marketing businesses, they felt powerless over the directions their lives were taking. By becoming their own boss - and yes, working hard - they reclaimed their earning potential and began living on a higher, more enjoyable level.

Modern Millionaires
Media@themodernmillionaires.com
Partnership@themodernmillionaires.com
Abdul Samad and Chance Welton

SOURCE: Modern Millionaires



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